Brexit Facts4EU.Org

This graph demonstrates how mad it would be for the UK to give back control to the EU over product regulation. The EU Single Market is solely about goods, and is largely a failure, losing global share of GDP, and, as you can see, UK goods exports to the EU are a less and less significant percentage of the UK’s economy. Our services exports to the EU continue to grow, up by 28 per cent since leaving the EU. There is no s-market in services, So no Brexit problem there. @UKLabour , @LibDems and the nationalist rejoiners all seem to think that subjecting the entire uk economy to EU regulation is worth it, when only 5.9 per cent of UK GDP is exported to the EU. The chart shows that being in the Single Market was a failure for the UK economy, since that share of GDP declined from the day the single market was created! @Facts4euOrg @BritainUnbound @Conservatives @ScotTories @WelshConserv @labourleave The reasons for the structural decline of UK manufacturing need to be addressed but reflects long term factors. Even so, the UK has grown goods exports to RoW much faster and this already exceeded goods exports to EU before leaving the EU. @BBCPolitics Please can the @BBCNews confirm these figures in the interests of impartiality!